The stage — set with an old wooden staircase, bunk beds and a strategically placed door — transformed around them and props were in hand as the Hilltop Players cast of “The Diary of Anne Frank” diligently rehearsed their lines and prepared for opening night. The play details the story of young Anne Frank and […]

The following are the winners and their entires for this year’s Literary Contest, which attracted over 40 individual entries. Poetry–Kaylee Cogan Short Story–Abigail Brown Creative Non-Fiction–Bria McKamey Formal Essay–Annie Hollingsworth Drama–Nicholas Wilbanks “Pa” by Kaylee Cogan A grip like Colorado A stare like steel He rode for miles, branded cattle, fell in love… A sawmill, […]

By Meredith Sexton Editor-in-Chief Although he planned on retiring after this semester, Professor of Mathematics Dr. Bob Simpson will be returning to teach in the fall semester. He had originally decided that, after 33 years of teaching at Bryan, it was time to step down. So he notified Vice President of Academics Dr. Kevin Clauson, […]

By Meredith Sexton Editor-in-Chief After six years at Bryan, Scott Landis, assistant professor of Exercise and Health Science is leaving to accept a job at King University (Bristol, Tennessee). King University offered a significant pay raise, as well as a position in Landis’ specialization, athletic training. There, Landis will be the full-time clinical coordinator of […]

By Kat Frazier Sports Editor The Bryan College Baseball program finished home play for the season by honoring seniors Joey Underwood, KJ Roberts, Kelvin McMiller, Hunter Lamoureux, Kenny Knudsen, Chris Jeffries and John Cain. After the second game on April 18, Head Coach Taylor Hasty called the rest of the team out to home plate, while […]

By Kat Frazier Sports Editor Senior right-handed pitcher Kenny Knudsen has been making strides all season. He has spent most of the season ranked number one in Division 1 NAIA baseball for wins (10-1 at press time) and broke Head Baseball Coach’s Taylor Hasty’s strikeout record with 218. Knudsen has played many key roles for […]

By Caleb Julin Columnist If you haven’t noticed from reading either my column posts or my blog, it seems that the Lord speaks to me the most clearly through his creation. Perhaps that is why I love the hymn, “This is My Father’s World” when it says, “This is my Father’s world: / he shines in […]

Being a senior is tough. We’re graduating in under a month. There are only ten days of classes left to finish all of those projects. We’re about to go out into the “real world.” It’s terrifying. The unemployment rate for twenty-something Americans who received at least a bachelor’s degree last year rose from 10.9% in […]

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The stage — set with an old wooden staircase, bunk beds and a strategically placed door — transformed around them and props were in hand as the Hilltop Players cast of “The Diary of Anne Frank” diligently rehearsed their lines and prepared for opening night. The play details the story of young Anne Frank and […]

By Caleb Julin Columnist If you haven’t noticed from reading either my column posts or my blog, it seems that the Lord speaks to me the most clearly through his creation. Perhaps that is why I love the hymn, “This is My Father’s World” when it says, “This is my Father’s world: / he shines in […]

By Meredith Sexton Editor-in-Chief Although he planned on retiring after this semester, Professor of Mathematics Dr. Bob Simpson will be returning to teach in the fall semester. He had originally decided that, after 33 years of teaching at Bryan, it was time to step down. So he notified Vice President of Academics Dr. Kevin Clauson, […]